A minor traffic collision involving two GMC vehicles occurred today at approximately 5:46 PM on the northbound side of US Highway 101, near the Tully Road East off-ramp in San Jose, CA. The incident involved a white GMC truck and a blue GMC SUV, with the white truck being rendered undriveable.
Emergency services were promptly notified, and the first responders arrived at the scene by 6:00 PM. Fortunately, the driver of the white GMC truck reported no injuries. However, the blue GMC SUV sustained moderate damage, although the extent of injuries for any other parties involved was not specified. By 6:17 PM, the California Highway Patrol classified the incident as a minor injury collision, indicating that the situation was under control.
Towing services were requested shortly after the collision, as the white GMC truck could not be driven away from the scene. The towing process began around 6:30 PM, with multiple units on-site to assist. The situation was further complicated when another party requested assistance for an all-terrain vehicle that had become stuck behind the white truck. A medium-duty tow truck was dispatched to address this issue.
The scene was cleared by 8:02 PM, with emergency services ensuring that all involved parties were accounted for and that the roadway was safe for travel. Despite the minor nature of the injuries reported, the swift response from emergency services helped to mitigate any further complications.
Motorists traveling in the area during the incident may have experienced brief delays, but traffic flow resumed to normal shortly after the scene was cleared. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of safe driving practices, particularly in busy areas like San Jose.
For those involved in minor collisions, it is crucial to remain calm, assess the situation, and contact emergency services if necessary. Always prioritize safety and follow local traffic laws to prevent accidents.